Status, November 2026: current. Numark lists the MixTrack Go among its controllers; the black version is on sale worldwide and a cream version is due at select retailers.
What it is
The MixTrack Go is Numark's most compact controller, launched on 7 July 2026 alongside the Party Mix III (inMusic). It replaces the DJ2GO2 Touch (Digital DJ Tips). It unlocks Serato DJ Lite and Algoriddim djay for free; djay runs on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows, while Serato DJ Pro and VirtualDJ need a paid licence. It runs on USB-C bus power from a computer, phone or power bank, and can control djay on a phone over Bluetooth MIDI, though its own audio outputs switch off in that mode (user guide).
Each deck has a capacitive jog wheel, 45 mm across per Bonedo, a pitch fader, Sync, Cue and Play, four pads with hot cue, loop, sampler, stems and pad FX modes, and Acapella and Instrumental buttons. The mixer has a level knob per channel instead of line faders, a filter knob that switches to a bass cut, a crossfader with Fade FX, and main and cue levels. Outputs are 1/8-inch main and headphone jacks. It measures 324 x 93 x 40 mm and weighs 0.6 kg. The box holds a USB-C cable, a 1/8-inch to RCA adapter and a phone or tablet stand.
The full-size Mixtrack Pro FX and Mixtrack Platinum FX are each 536 mm wide and 2.3 kg, with eight pads per deck, 6-inch jog wheels, RCA outputs and a microphone input. The MixTrack Go has half the pads and no microphone input or EQ knobs, and reviewers and owners repeat that its controls are cramped.